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       #Post#: 85229--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Dan, Series 2A Flatdeck.
       By: blenky Date: February 13, 2014, 4:03 pm
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       Nice collection you have there.
       #Post#: 85723--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Dan, Series 2A Flatdeck.
       By: 1960SeriesII Date: February 26, 2014, 8:14 am
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       Nice fleet, although I still like the flatbed most - one of my
       favourites in the same league with Log-Rover and Tet 8)
       #Post#: 85752--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Dan, Series 2A Flatdeck.
       By: Jackual Date: February 27, 2014, 1:48 am
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       ;D Wow, Pretty highly ranked with you then Jan!, I like it too,
       and to think I bought it to break for parts!
       Its been given some pretty hard work over the past week,
       shifting bales into the barn, spending most of its time in low
       range lugging a hot air balloon trailer loaded with alfalfa
       bales.
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       It was 38 degrees when shifting them bales in, only mad dogs and
       English men work in the midday heat :toothless:
       Cheers, Jack.
       #Post#: 88886--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Dan, Series 2A Flatdeck.
       By: Jackual Date: June 2, 2014, 6:26 am
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       Used the little trayback today, Started with a tickle of the
       starter knob and a sniff of choke. I was delivering a good 20
       something bales to a horsey stable up the road a bit, I stopped
       to open a gate, put the hand brake on, And then once back in the
       cab I tried to set off with the hand brake engaged. Now it did
       what you would expect, for a split second, the revs dropped, but
       then I let the clutch out even more, I'd expect it to
       stall....it didn't, the opposite happened, the revs came up a
       fair bit and the clutch pedal felt a bit soft. I took the
       handbrake off at about this time and it grabbed sharply and took
       up drive.
       But now the grabby juddery clutch is back, every time I set off
       from a stand still.
       I'll check the hydraulics, I know the slave cylinder is past its
       best and leaks a bit. And I'll also check the cross shaft,
       Checking the bronze bushing and the cross shaft pins.
       I really don't want to be removing the engine. But its starting
       to look like it might have to come out for a clutch re-vamp.
       :-\
       #Post#: 92772--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Dan, Series 2A Flatdeck.
       By: Jackual Date: September 12, 2014, 8:53 pm
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       Got pissed off with an overgrown christmas tree and decided to
       show it whose boss. The tray back got a work out carrying
       branches and logs about.
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       Could still do with checking the clutch hydraulics and linkages,
       but it still works of a fashion and driveable.
       #Post#: 94073--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Dan, Series 2A Flatdeck.
       By: Jackual Date: October 27, 2014, 5:27 am
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       Not been used much up to the past week, when it does get used
       it's [s]abused[/s] worked hard. Still just on the button, Just
       how landrover intended.  ;-)
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